Painters 6’ Scaffolding / Baker Scaffolds

Description

Do not use this equipment if you are in poor health, taking medications, drugs, or have been consuming alcohol, all of which may impair your ability to work safely on this product. Always use this scaffold in conformity with local or national legislation which applies. Inspect before use. Do not use scaffold if damaged or parts are missing. Examine thoroughly to make sure unit is properly set up. Always use casters locked to the side frames with the locking pins. Securely lock all braces and deck before each use. The deck must be fully seated within the braces and locked with the security latches before each use. The wood deck must be checked for loose or missing steel frame components, large holes or thin spots where the plywood has been worn. Worn or damaged deck must be replaced promptly. Before each use, all components of the trap door must be inspected; the door closes well by its own weight, latch and hinges are in good condition. Braces must be inspected to ensure locking mechanisms are working correctly. Any brace with damaged locking devices should not be used. There must be a minimum of two side braces installed on each scaffold level and evenly spaced throughout the scaffold. Lack of adequate bracing could cause scaffold to collapse. Always use outriggers and guardrails when stacking units.Guardrails must be installed on all open sides of a work deck where a person could fall from a height of 6 ft (1.8 m) or more. Do not climb unless all casters are in locked position. Always remove casters when using this scaffolding on stairs. Always access the platform from the inside through the trap door. If you need to climb from the outside of the scaffold, refer to the table “Maximum climbing distance”. Always close the trap door of the deck when it is not used.